Hip pain

Physical Therapy in Denver, CO

A woman on a bicycle having a conversation with a man sitting nearby in a gym.

Hip pain shows up differently for everyone — a deep pinch in the front of the hip, an ache on the outside that flares at night, a catch on trail runs, or pain that radiates down into the groin or hamstring. It's rarely as simple as it first seems, which is why getting the diagnosis right matters as much as the treatment itself.

At Revo, a Doctor of Physical Therapy spends a full 60 minutes assessing your hip, your movement patterns, and how your back, knees, and core may be contributing to the problem. We've had patients come to us after being told their hip pain was arthritis or a structural problem — only to find the real driver was a fixable movement or strength imbalance.

This is one of our specialized physical therapy services. See our full Physical Therapy approach in Denver.

Conditions we treat

Our approach

Assess

A full movement and strength evaluation to understand your history, your goals, and how your hip pain is actually behaving.

Analyze

When needed, we use motion capture and EMG to quantify what's happening during running, jumping, or return-to-sport movements.

“These guys bring 100% to every session. I chased back and hip issues for years, did multiple cortisone injections, saw at least 5 PTs across Denver, and only Ryan got me back to playing basketball like I’m a teenager again. You won’t be disappointed.”

— Patrick K

Treat

Hands-on manual therapy paired with a progressive, sport-specific strengthening program.

Ready to move on without pain? Book your initial evaluation with one of our expert providers today.

Return

A clear return-to-sport or return-to-activity plan, not just "how do you feel today."

“Each time I’ve gone in for a session, I’ve left with realistic, targeted, and immediately actionable plans for how to make rapid and sustainable progress. This ranges from common running injuries, hip and lower back issues… I’ve been able to make huge strides from my injuries while continuing to run and snowboard ambitiously and sustainably in ways I didn’t think was possible.

— Sapan U